Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Join Me on an Outreach!

Below is a photo journal of the most recent outreach/church plant I went on.  While not all my trips are this adventures, this should give you a good idea of what a film outreach looks like.


Day 1: Finished packing the 4Runner with all the necessary equipment and hit the road by 10AM 
 
By 3pm we parked the car as far as the road allowed and started a 2 and 1/2 hike to the top of a small mountain were a remote church village was located
 

8pm the church pastor cooked us a village delicacy known as bushmeat (a.k.a giant rat)  

8:10pm I dined on the bushmeat 

9pm bedtime on the church floor

Day 2: 8am one of the church members gave us some sort of cross between an armadillo and possum which we ate for breakfast...forgot to take a picture eating it. 

10:30am we refueled on water before heading down the mountain

11:30am we stopped to take a photo on the way down...please notice the 3 church members who volunteered to be our sherpas. 

4pm we arrived at the next village (not on top a mountain) and played some games with the kids

8pm we showed the film More Than Dreams which is a 45 min testimony of a Muslim man that come to Christ

10pm Bedtime in the church

Day 3: 9am the pastor of the church gives us a live Chicken as we're leaving...which makes for a fun car ride.

9:30am got a flat tire on our way to the next village...not to uncommon with the rough roads we drive on

9pm another film show...this time a movie called Charms which address the issue of ideal worshipping. 


10:30pm bed time...yes once again on a church floor..this time there were no doors and we had a few spectators as we were going to sleep

Day 3: Finally got a shower....kinda


2pm arrived safely at the next village and started teaching some of the kids American football

4pm a little rest before our final film show

10pm to tired to set up tents in a small storage room

Day 5: 7am headed home

11:30am arrived safely back in Jos!


4 comments:

  1. wow! wow! wow!!!!
    I am lost for words. So amazing the work you and others are doing!
    How did your stomach fair with the giant rat and armadillo crossbreed??
    xx

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  2. Nice post!! That is what the good stuff is made of!!! (minus the glomour shot of you and the african shower, oh brother!!!)

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  3. Make sure you harness the secrets of cooking random bushmeat animals so you can come back and share with the rest of us...

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  4. Wow! That is so cool! I would love to do something like that someday. Any room for women in an operation like that?

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